Question

Choose all that apply. What were three conditions of the Berlin Conference of 1884–85? Slave trade was allowed. Most lakes and waterways were considered neutral. Africa would be divided among European nations and America. The Congo would stay in Belgian hands. Slave trade was prohibited.

Answer 1

Answer: Most lakes and waterways were considered neutral.

The Congo would stay in Belgian hands.

Slave trade was prohibited.

Answer 2

These three apply:

Most lakes and waterways were considered neutral.
The Congo would stay in Belgian hands.
Slave trade was prohibited.

"Slave trade allowed" obviously doesn't stand, because slave trade was prohibited.
"Africa would be divided among European nations and America" seems a bit of a decoy answer. If it just said, "Africa would be divided among European nations," then it would be true. But adding America to the mix isn't correct. The Berlin Conference involved European powers.